Return | Indicator | Proxy | Deadweight | Attribution | Total |
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1.1. The satisfaction of adult HA patients concerning the SNHS would improve. | Number of adult HA patients who would improve their satisfaction with the SNHS: 1841 [49, 50]. | Average annual premium per private insurance policyholder: €797.86 [51]. | Percentage of adult patients with haemophilia seen annually by nursing staff: 46.00% [52]. | Percentage of the impact ascribed to returns 1.1, 2.4, 4.3 and 5.5: 40.00%. | €475,805 |
1.2. The empowerment and quality of life of patients with HA would improve, thanks to access to social work services. | Number of patients with HA who would be more empowered, thanks to access to social work services: 1298 [49, 53]. | Cost of five family therapy sessions: €441.51 [54]. | Percentage of haemophilia patients seen annually by social work: 10.74% [52]. | N/A | €511,343 |
1.3. Oral bleeding would be avoided in patients with HA, thanks to access to dental services. | Number of patients with HA in whom the appearance of dental caries would be avoided: 1298 [49, 53]. | Total cost per person associated with the burden of dental disease: €171.96 [55]. | Percentage of patients with HA who are already being cared for by a dentist: 50.00% [53]. | N/A | €111,559 |
1.4. The function and quality of life of patients with HA and arthropathy would be improved, thanks to access to rehabilitation/physiotherapy and orthopaedic surgery services. | Total number of Quality-Adjusted Life Years (QALY) that would be maintained when attended by a rehabilitation/physiotherapy or orthopaedic surgery professional: 52 [8, 49, 53]. | Incremental cost-effectiveness threshold per QALY: €21,000.00 [56]. | Percentage of patients with HA and arthropathy who are already being cared for by an orthopaedic surgery professional: 50.00% [53]. | N/A | €544,950 |
1.5 The function and quality of life of patients with HA and obesity or overweight would be improved, thanks to access to diet and nutrition services | Total number of QALYs that would be gained from being cared for by a dietetic and nutrition professional: 34 [5, 49, 53, 57]. | Incremental cost-effectiveness threshold per QALY: €21,000.00 [56]. | Percentage of HA patients with obesity or overweight who are already being cared for by a professional in dietetics and nutrition: 50.00% [53]. | N/A | €355,600 |
1.6 The quality of life of patients with HA and mental health disorders would be improved, thanks to access to psychology services | Total number of QALYs that would be gained by being cared for by a professional in psychology: 92 [5, 49, 53, 58]. | Incremental cost-effectiveness threshold per QALY: €21,000.00 [56]. | Percentage of patients with haemophilia seen annually by psychology: 15.73% [52]. | N/A | €1,627,800 |
1.7. The satisfaction of informal caregivers of patients with HA concerning the SNHS would improve. | Number of informal caregivers of patients with HA who would improve their satisfaction with the SNHS: 969 [49, 50, 53]. | Average annual premium per private insurance policyholder: €797.86 [51]. | Percentage of patients with haemophilia seen annually by nursing staff: 51.73% [52]. | Percentage of the impact ascribed to returns 1.7, 2.6, 4.4 and 5.7: 40.00%. | €223,985 |
TOTAL RETURN €3,851,042 |